. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1976

son of Mr. and Mrs. Serg Adastra‘af Revelstoke,
made the prize eatch with a Royal Coachman fly.
Castlegar News Photo by John Boble

+ = + As reported

De Paoli Takes Jr. Men's Singles

bers
time and felt that they gained

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1 held on Thursday of last

an _ortal lot from the ex-

Ta the Junior Mens’ Singles 3

week!
our Barry DePaoli won by de-
feating” Scott Braley 63, 63
while Gillian Parson of Van-
couver won the Junior Wo-

Al Rose. He was defeated by

: Trevor Stubbs 6-2, 6-7 and 6-1

who went on and lost to George

rj
4

Lea 3-6, 6-4 and 6-3 in the finals. ©

Our club members parti-
cipating in the consolation
round included Paul Wear-
mouth, John Stoochnoff and
Ron Friesan.

-In the Mens’ Doubles

Kellie Friddle walked a-

B.C. Championships

Local Swimmers Win Medals.

By Camille Kerby

The BC. Championships of
the B.C. Summer Swimming
Association held Aug. 20 and a
at the Canada Games Pool in
New Westminster, B.C., of-
ficially ended the competitions
of the Castlegar Aquanaut
Speed Swim Club for the 1976
season.

The B.C. Championships
are open to swimmers who

. placed 1, 2 or 3 in individual

events or 1 or 2 in four-person
relay. team events in the
Regional Championships in
each of eight regions in the
province of B.C. The competi-
tion is very tough indeed!
in the Castle-
gar News of Aug. 19, 30 Castle-
gar Aquanauts qualified for the
B.C. Championships at the
Xostenay Regional Swim Meet
in Nelson Aug. 14 and 15.
Castlegar did‘ very well at

the B.C. Championships, The
local Aquanauts placed 17 out
of 42 teams, Aquanaut presi-
dent, Jim Beattie, considers
this a very good showing and
predicts that the Castlegar
Aquanavts will do even better
fen Xb yeae Two Castlegar awim-

the qualifying heats at the B.C.
chennpionshipét
and Under
Lipa Innes—seventh in
50 metre Butterfly.
Boys 9 and 10
Michael Berger—second
(for a silver medal) in the 50
metre and sixth in

by: "winning medals at the
champlonships:

Michgel Berger earned a
silver mefial for placing second
in the Boys 9 and 10 50 Metre
Beckstrone. .
Beattie’ earned a
ua medal by placing third
in the Boys 11 and 12.60 Metre
Backstroke.

“Also. swimming very well
was Rob McGauley who placed
in three final events.

Following are the results
of the final events for, those
focal Aquanauts who survived
the very tough competition in

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Mark Pezzin is Coach
For Jr. B Hockey Team

The Castlegar Jr. B team
coach is Mark Pezzin from
Nelson. He played his minor
hockey in Toronto, was with
the North York Rangers in
Major Midgets, as‘well as_in
Toronto.

He was on the Canada
Young Nationals that toured
Europe. He played Jr. B
Hockey with the Kitchener
Rangers, after which he went
into Jr. A for Niagara Falls.
Happ

He was also at hockey
camp with the American Hock-
ey League at Springfield.

Mark has had a lot to do
with many other sports includ-
ing fastball. With his coaching

and guidance many young boys
went on to win the Provincial

of title of Ontario set one Cana-
dian,

pating in the various events
included Renata Belczyk, Shir-
ley Wanjoff, Laurel Krauss,
Shelly Wickert, Fulicite Rego
and Dawn Wells.

Blaise'and Bonnie Srekely
took the mixed: doubles when

« they defeated Gillian Parson

the finals when they defeated

Doug Smith and George Lea
64, 7-5.

CASTIEGAR & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY
MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION -.

Saturday, September 18 and 25
‘ 9 AM. to 1 PM.
‘LOBBY OF COMMUNITY COMPLEX

All Boys MUST Have a Social Insurance Number

and George Lea 6-3, 6-2 in the

Herman Kemperman of Castle-
gar defeated Scott Hanson and
Marshall Shore of Spokane 6-2,

TS. :

Nelson hasn't yet set a
date for its Chesser Cup tour-
nament but it shouldn't ‘be too

J
He has played b hockey with
the Nelson Maple Leafs, Trail
Smoke Eaters and Spokane
Jets for the last six years.
*< Assisting Mark will be Ron
Homeauke who has played Jr.

Re

Mark Peszin
ig will be Don

Savinkoff whe chas {come

_ through the

B Hockey
thee pee Jt. B with the
nd Wartiors until last

With these’ three coaches
and lots: of -hard working
determined young boys, the
Castlegar Jr. B team should
prove to be a worthy opponent
in the West Kootenay Jr. B
League.

s

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‘Unchallenged Champion
Strides Again- Backwards

At 81, Plennie Wingo is
once again on the march. In
reverse,

ft the unchallenged
world’s backward-walking
ing © south

Book of World nheorda which
desa ‘Wingoas “the great-
est Sxpepest ‘of reverse pedes-

trianisn.’
In addition, he also claims

far away. This is a mixed
af ‘all

‘interested, find yourself a part-

We hope to have one more *

Congrat
Bay for algo wel nthe
tournament,

CANEX SPEEDWAY
STOCK ASSOCIATION

presents

Not, whose San
has i

Sails Monies, about 400: miles
San Francisco. He started

say 1 and expects to finish

sometime in October.

‘Wingo, dapper in his suit,

grey fedora and glasses equip-
ped with ‘rear-view mirrors,
came out of retirement at the
behest of Ripley's Believe It or
mu
seum
cwax.
Plennie Wingo strode
backward into history in 1931-
‘32, when he walked 8,000 miles

Permanent by the’ Guinness‘

wing
ered ih mest the
Boston: and: Providence,’ RL,
chy basi 12 our ak
1931;

a ‘Wingo is up at 5 a.m. each
day and usually walks for eight
hours. He stays ina hotel when
he can't secure overnight lodg-
ing froma friendly-native, and
his wife meets him each week.
soa witha chong’ of clothe
~ “Take ‘exercise ‘and live
clean” is the key to Wingo's
good. condition, he said. He
trained six months for this trip
and Spends 20 niinutes each
ning-up ex-

ing
A note added to a college
poster advertising a lecture on

. the population explosion sai

“Postponed owing to lack ol
room.”

50 metre Butterfly,
Josef Berger—eighth in 50

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY
General Meeting

New Community Complex |,
Sunday, September 12
7PM.

All Interested, Please Attend. 236

metre
Boys 11 and 12

Rob McGauley—fourth in
200. metre Individual Medley,
fourth in 50 ‘motre Butterfly,
eighth in 50 metre Backstroke.

Angus Beattile—third (for a
bronze: medal) in 60 metre
Backstroke.
Boys 15 and 16

Steve Bozek—seventh in
50 metre Rutterfly.
Boys 17 and Over -

Paul Stewart—fourth in
100 metre Breaststroke.

Russell ‘ Beattie—sixth in
100 metre Breaststroke.

Boys 9 and 10-

200 metre Freestyle Relay
team placed third (for a Bronze
medal.)

Team members ‘were
Michael Berger,: Josef Berger,
Chris, Wanjoff, Jason Leitch.
Boys 11 and 12

200 metre Medley Relay -

team placed sixth and the same
group of boys placed seventh in
the 200 metre Freestyle Relay.

Team members were Rob
McGauley, Angus Beattie,
Grant Stewart and Ray Yule.
Boys 15 and 16

200 metre Medley Relay
team placed third (for a bronze
medal.)

Team members were

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Steve Bozek, Rob
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Boys 17 and Over

200 metre Medley Relay
team placed eighth.

‘Team members were Rus-
sell Beattie, Dwayne Com-

mand, Paul Stewart, Geofl
Yule.

Coach Bob Rafter and
Aquanaut parents and friends
are very proud of all the
‘Aquanaut swimmers for their
hard work, good sportsmanship
and good swimming in the 1976
‘season. Sepcial congratulations
goes to those Aquanauts wha
did well in the B.C. Champion-
ships.

Guire on n Tuesday of last week
for an “end of season” no-host
barbecue. The weather co-
operated in making this a very
pleasant occasion, Club mem-
bers’ and families expressed

great appreciation and thanks

swimmers,
Mr. Beattie presented Bob
with a gift of appreciation on

‘their hospitality. -

NOTICE

A Junior Hockey
Tryout Camp
will be held at the
New Community Centre
Sunday, Sept. 12, 1976
Any boy interested in trying out for
our Junior Team should report for

Ice time is.2 to 4 P. mn.
Age limit is 20 years as of ‘Dec, 3ist
+... Registration is $30.00. |
' A partial refund will be made to
boys not making the team,
For forther'information .. M. McMullen 365-8096

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Thrums Chevron
Named Slocan’s
Baseball Champ

Thrums Chevron Ball

* ‘Team took top honors in a two

“day, slx team contest during
Slocan's Labor Day -Celebra-
Cons.

Taking the championship
trophy for the second year
running, the team received the
$100 first prize,

Team member Jack Mar-
Koff was awarded best pitcher
and best all round player.

‘Bert’ Hesketh of Slocan
took the best'hatter trophy.

Teams in the league ‘were
Thrums Chevrons, K.F.P.'s

"s Expos, Valley Com-
bines, Sloean Sabre's and Sa-
voy's. L

Notes from the Castlegar Golf Course

Club Championship Preliminaries this Weekend

By John Dalziel

I don't suppose that I was
even missed laat week but that
is the pricé one pays for pelo
so reticent,

After _ hearing ‘everyone
raving about their holidays in
Hawaii, Fiji, the Caribbean, Las
Vegas and even Disneyland,
the Dalziel family decided this
would be a good time to explore
the wonders ‘of Nakusp Hot
Springs, Beaton, Trout Lake,
the Lardeau, Ainsworth ‘and
Kokanee Springs. The weather
might have been better but we
had a wonderful week fishing,
bear and bird watching and
even Bovine st

CA TLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS|

« Incidentally next week. prom-

However, ‘these are dif-
ferent stories so, back to the
business In hand,

T just got back In time to
take part in the usual Wednes-.
day morning caper with the
local seniors, The game, was
leant putts and ably handled by
Ernie Carkner and Mike Veré
zuh. Norman Fishwick and
guest Dick Wayling proved to
be the masters with 14 blows
each. Right behind were Ho-
ward Bird, Otto Walker Sr., old
smoothie Bert Lamb and Mike
himself with 16.

Ernie Mills alone at 16 was
followed by Joe Killough and

Yours Truly with 17. There

‘were a number of 18s and some -

method of draw was held with
Fred Makaroff, Cecil Bradford
and Ira Hendrickson being de-
clared the winners,

This week will have been a
safe, sane and sensible affair
since it was to be run by the
team of Earl LeRoy and soho
Dalziel but we will have more
to say about that next week.

ises to be another highlight of
the season since plans are on

Registration Continues this Evening

Figure Skating Action Underway

By Ginny Hall *

Castlegar Fleure Skating
Club's fall ‘school is ‘now in full
swing with students and pros
alike hard at work. Included in
the latter group is Christine
McBeth, and Deanna Pielak.

Both are busy with fall school

duties while their winter sched-
ule looms a mere three weeks
away.

Registration for the 1976-
TT season will conclude this
evening in the Castlegar and
District Arena and Community
Centre. If you're interested in
registering a skater but can't
get there, contact Mrs. Della
Kubos,

Tickets for “The Grape
Harvest Celebration,” tentative
ice schedules, a newsletter as
well as a wide variety of skates
and skating dresses will all be
available tonight, so all your

skating needs can be filled in
one quick trip.
All parents of figure skat-

ersare invited toattend a short
general meeting in the Castle-
gar and District. Arena and
ity Centre on the

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t evening of Sept; 21. Proposed
* constitutional’ revisioas, “need”

the go for our second steak fry.
Our first attempt at this sort of
extravaganza turned’ out a0
well the boys have been clam:
oring for another and here [t Is,
Don't forget it will be this

coming Wednesday, and! re-
pasieoe! your plates and cut-

vast Wednesday's pas
Night was a regular go of
Net. Seventy-one golfers Pat
part with irecelpts of
$35.25 (looks like someone got
in half price.) Things were well
handled by Bill Stefoniuk, Earl,
LeRoy and Ernie Newman with
18 balls being handed out. Otto
Walker Jr. and Bruce Joseph-
son shared top honors with $2,

Incidentally Otto's was a
Simon pure round of nine
straight pars, not'a bird or a
bogey in the lot, Nick Ogloff, a
Mr. McTeer, Pat Picton, Peter
VanHarten, somebody with in-
itials P.LP. writing indeciph-
erable, and Ken Kaminsky all
had 39. Carl Henne, Alex Mc.
Kinnon, Phil | Zaytsoff, Bill
Brady, Ed Isakson, L. Lalonde

and J. Van Dungen all had 94
while Bill Perehudoff,’ Dick
Wayling and Bill Ellis brought
up the rear with 35,

This weekend I played a
round with an employee of B, C.

Tel. who has a sort of a roving
conna‘ssion. As usual he was
highly | complimentary about
our course but extremely cri-
teal over the number of un-
repaired | ball’ marks’ on the
greens, I’would guess that he.
religiously tended about 50 or
60 of the pesky things over the
18 holes and the other two of us
did our share as well. I know
there are signs up in the clubi
house and around the ‘course
but they don't seem to be doing

much good, It is going to take ©

something © move... drastic . to
bring about an improvement in
this matter,

I would like to suggest that
the club captain and his com-
mittee get out and make a par-
ticular point of cautioning any
player found guilty of this of-
fense.: Something should be
done and speedily.

Recreation Notes

Tomorrow and Sunday
should see as many members as

* possible out on the course. The

occasion will be the preliminary
86 holes of the Club Cham-
plonship. It is-unfortunate that
this event has ‘not received the
advance publicity it - should
have had but since entries will

accepted at tee off time
there is still the opportunity for
everyone to enter. *

T would suggest that the
average player will never have.
a better opportunity of doing

is

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1976

Announcement

C.C. Lenfesty C.G.A, R.A. wishes to announce
the opening of a public accounting practice on
Sept. 13, 1976, under the name of

C. C. Lenfesty & Co.
Certified General Accountants
609 Columbia Ave, Castlegar, B.C,
Phone 365-3011

well in
dates coincide with those of th the

Kokanee Springs Open and 1 *

understand hat quite a few of

the big guns of the local club”
are already entered across the
take. This lenves the fold open |

for more of us Sunday golfers to

shine. a’ little: brighter than ||

usual ao let-us all get in there
and do our stuff.
In order to make things as

convenlent as possible players |

will be able to play the regula-

tion 18 holes both days or all 36
holes either on Saturday or ||

Sunday, whichever is most
suitable,-

As usual the low 16 low net
{full handicap) players after $6
holes wil) form the Champion-
ship Flight for the final 18 hole,
match play competition. All

other competitors will fall into’
~ one ‘of three flights and play off

gly. These playofts will:

be played Sept. 18 and 19. |
Come on out and ‘enjoy
‘competition. Have a nice
time and on" t forget to repair
those ball marks, "your own

:and one other.”

See you on the links,

Official Opening Teuerren

By Pat Metge

Well, this is the weekend
that many of us have been
waiting for. Saturday afternoon
at 2 p.m. is the time that our
new community complex will
officially open its'doors. From
all indications this should be an

were a participant in one of our
summer programs, e@ sure
you stop and have a look at our
many photographs from the
summers’ Lge

.

For persons interested in
partielpating in one of our fall
will be

ant
day for local vesidents.

The official opening will be
made, by the ,Hon. Grace
McCarthy me 0 the. minister

fn

programs,

provided on all courses that are
to be ‘offered. Hopefully any
questions. relating to recrea-
tional programs or the fiinttion

! general approval.
This meeting will also be your
chance to get to know your new’

* executive and to find out whats

in store for the club this winter.

Taxi Driver
Gets Reward

A woman getting out of a
taxi at‘a hotel in Washington
left behind an attache case
containing jewellrey valued at
$48,000, credit cards, $1,000
worth of travellers’ cheques
and $800 In cash, police say.

Cabbie William Taylor diz
covered the case several hours
after dropping off his passenger
and turned it over to police.

When her case was re-
turned, Dolly . Cole, 45, of
Hills, Mich., peeled

Occupation

Contact: Jim’ Lamont
Box 3116 ~ Castlegar, B.C.

SUP AND aa TOON

off $400 as a reward for Taylor
and told him her husband,
retired General Motors Corp,
president Edward N. Cole,
would contact him about “a
more suitable reward.” ~

Safety Newsbriels.

A South African law now
sets minimum tread depth
standards for vehicles, and it
was immediately estimated
that one motorist in every four
would have to replace one or
more tires. :

Now Under New Ownership

City Centre Motel

“and Restaurant

of the

the eee of B.C.
Upon: completion : of the
official opening, doors will be

open to the public for. their,

viewing. We are presently
working ori having guided tours
throughout t the building stich

and its staff can be

. Recreation is a major fune-
tion of your community, 1 tax
mill or the equivalent of ap-
proximately $47,000 from the
City of Castlegar and Electoral
AreasI and J goes towards the

For this prograin’ to con-
tinue we need an instructor. If
you' are familiar with gymnas-
ties and ‘enjoy working ‘with
teens we would greatly appre-
clate hearing from you.

eee

One course that should also
be of interest to the teens is
wrestling. Presently we are:
working on putting this course
into our program of activities.

ee ee Senn

For the ladies we will be
offering a wide range of activi-
ties for’ keeping that figure
trim. In the mornings we will
once again be. offering our
popular yoga program. The
evening will see such classes a3
natural

low all

the opportunity to gain a better
insight into the actual construc-
tion and operation of the
facility.

During the tours the com-
munity hall will’be the site of
exhibits, which‘ will display
many of the arts and crafts
which are made, through’ local
associations. Also, the commu-
nity hall will be offering contin-
uous showings of feature-length
films and cartoons which should
catch the fancy: of the young-
sters.

During the afternoon the
local figure skating club will be
demonstrating a number of
their performances which were
so popular during last spring’s
carnival, “This “demonstration
will be followed by the Doukho-
bor Choir who will be entertain-
ing the public with a number of
musical selections.

‘The evening promises to

be as busy as the afternoon, .,

with a hockey game featuring
many of our up and coming
stars against many of the more
experienced hockey personnel
from the commercial league and
Selkirk College.

The evening dance spon-
sored by the Kiwanis Club will
conclude the night's activities.

eee

One of the booths at the
official opening ‘will be the

recreation department's dis-
; pated in the B.C. boys gymnas-

program of activities. If you

community. This. should ve
your concern and your interest.
eee

Have you got your Bike-A-
Thon pledges into the Recrea-
tion Office? We still are asking
all persons‘ to turn in their
pledge money. We would like to
finalize’ our ‘figures: and: close
our books on this project. There
is also money outstanding from
the radia contest which was
held i after the

and exercise, slimnastics, vol-
leyball and self-defense. These
‘are courses which should inter-
est all ladies. And don't forget
our pre-ski conditioning course
which will get you ready for the
ski slopes. 63

‘Adult badminton will once .,

again be one of our more

popular activities to be offered.

We do hope you participate this
el BES

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INVITES APPLICANTS FOR: THE
‘FOLLOWING POSITIONS

3 — Instructors required for the Business Careers
Department in Trail, B.C.
1 — Clerk-Typist required for General Office
Duties in Trall, B.C.
1 — Full-Time Instructor
DUTIES: To instruct In Bookkeeping and Re-
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1 — Full Time Instructor

1 — Part-Time Instructor
DUTIES: To instruct in Typing, Shorthand,
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QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must have Se-
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Program. Supervisory experience and
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1 == Clerk-Typist
DUTIES: To perform “general office. duties
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with typing and clerical experience:
A certificate from 3 recognized bus-
Iness education program: is desirable
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2001 Silver King Road
Nelson, B.C.,. VIL 1CB
Attention: Mr, N.

Bike-A-Thon. All monies may
be turned into the Recreation
Office in the new Community
Centre or mailed to 439 -' 6th
Ave: Bus

.

Work is ee on the
building of a fall recreation
program. Courses are continu-
ally being added and finalized.
One. of our most popular
courses is in dire need of an
instructor and that course is

been combined with the girls’
classes; however, this year we
are attempting to ‘offer separ-
ate classes for. both boys and
girls,

In previous years the num-
ber of persons participating has
been high and the enjoyment
and results from the. partici-
pants has always been gratify-
ing. For example one of. our.
local boy. competitors partici-

tie championships and gave a
very favorable showing.

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